Hi Nikita,
While it is important to keep your ears and eyes open, that is where it really should stop when you are in a relationship. Whether or not a person is going to cheat wont be affected by how much you hound them about it and accuse, and question. A cheating person will do it anyway and a non cheating person will grow resentful of always feeling like they are being put on trial.
Its hard with your last experience, to trust. But if he has not given you legitimate reasons to think he is not worthy of it...then you need to find it in yourself to be brave and give yourself over to trusting him.
When something worries you, talk about it here or with a friend, all the little voices in your head that have minor things that you want to be addressed to feel more secure, try to get those addressed from other people that can talk to you down from feeling so insecure. Save the questioning and requests for reassurance for the big things that bother you that way you don't slowly drive him away from lack of trust.
Worrying about what hes doing away from your presense only serves to stress you out. Realize that you have no control over what decisions he makes in regards to fidelity. And find freedom in that, know that pulling your hair out won't make him stay, but could make him leave. Try to enjoy the time you guys have together instead of wasting it grilling him on other women.
Women friends, I wouldn't like it either... but I wouldn't tell my SO not to have them or make him feel bad about them. If he was hanging out with them more then me and I was feeling unhappy in the relationship that would be something worth bringing up. But him occasionally hanging out with a female friend in a setting that is pretty normal is not something to let yourself worry on.
Let your past be a lesson to you, but don't let it ruin your relationship.



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